Sector 36 on Netflix: Here's the real-life story that inspired Vikrant Massey-Deepak Dobriyal's film

The trailer for a Netflix series based on real-life events, Sector 36, is finally out. Starring actor Vikrant Massey, the show is inspired by the 2006 serial murders that took place at the house of businessman Moninder Singh Pandher in Noida's Sector 31 near Nithari village of India's Uttar Pradesh state. In the trailer launched by Netflix, actor Vikrant Massey can be seen in a negative role, and Deepak Dobriyal in a character of a police officer. This will be Vikrant's second show in recent times on Netflix, as he just delivered a romantic crime thriller film on the platform titled Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba. At the time when Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba is still new on OTT, the actor is all set to be badie in Sector 36. Here's what we know so far about the upcoming crime thriller film:??

The crime thriller Sector 36 is releasing on September 13. Netflix's film is based on true events. But what were they? Let's get deep into it:

The film is basically inspired by the horrific Nithari killings that took place in Noida. The moment the serial killings of children were noticed, it sent shockwaves through the whole country. The real-life suspects involved Moninder Singh Pandher and his staff member, Surinder Koli. The suspects were given a death sentence, but last year they got cleared of the charges as there was a lack of evidence.?

What exactly happened in the 2006 Nithari case?

Two Nithari villagers complained of not knowing the location of the children who were missing from two ters. The location was a water tank behind house number D5 in Noida Sector 31. Upon investigation, housekeeper Surinder Koli confessed to killing six children and a woman after sexually assaulting them.?

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What is the current status of the case?

The Allahabad High Court has acquitted Surendra Koli in the 2006 serial killings. Even the owner of D-5 house, Moninder Singh, has also been acquitted, as there was a lack of proof in the cases against him.?

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